Much of today's program was spent listening to the music of Leonard Cohen, who passed away earlier this week.

Goerge Rudolph sitting in for Mr. Edison. Pre-empted by Men's Hockey. Show start 6:00

Damien (DJ BrockLee) filling in with his show Topside

Waving so long to Leonard Cohen in the middle of the night.

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David Bromberg April 30,1980 Stony Brook University

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Leonard Cohen

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It's Veteran's Day... and Leonard Cohen died... some other things went down Tuesday that I can't start talking about or I won't stop. So, today's Mystery Train will have our usual collection of covers, originals and new music, but I'll be playing a special tribute to Leonard Cohen, an Alex Chilton-themed set of connecting songs, a new music set, some awesome suggestions from listeners, and a few songs honoring our veterans, with a hope for peace. Nothing sappy, but kinda serious today. More music, less connective tissue (me talking, I mean). That's the plan anyway, but it IS a Mystery Train.

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